The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-06
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Washington House sports new
sign.
Our town schools opened on Mon
day.
Town has again quietsd down since
the adjournment Of Court.
Henry Walter OF selinsgrove is put
ting on the slate roof OF g. Alfred
Schoch's new stable.
On Saturday James P. Smith, while
out hunting on Shade mountain shot
three large Copper-head snakes.
F.W. Getz will have q car load OF
the choicest varieties Of apples,at this
place IN about two weeks, which he
will sell at the lowest prices. Orders
can be left with A. j. Crossgrove.
Newspapers as q rule publish the
swindling operations that are employ
ed by bad men. Subscribe for q news
paper, read it every issue and profit
by the reading.
This afternoon Mrs. Theo, Walter,
Lizzie and Kate Bolsnder, leave for
their home, Akron, o. James Ayers
also leaves for Kansas, where he will
spend the winter with his sons.
The wall around the old Jail yard
which enconpassed the saddest seen
es in the history of Snyder county, has
been torn down. and now forms the
cellar and foundation walls OF ID. "A.
Kerns new brick house in course OF
erection.
Monday evening as Grant, a son OF
Judge Yoder's OF Globe Mills, was
gathering hickory nuts, he fell from
the tree breaking his right limb near
the ankle. DR.. Seip was called and
set the injured member. Grant !:
getting along finely.
Tuesday morning Sheriff Middles'
warth took George Wenrich to tho
Eastern Penitentiary, whore he vii
undergo imprisonment for two years
and one month. He was taken tC
Selinsgrove to see his mother ant
from there took the cars. Mrs. Mid
dleswarth accompanied the Sheriff.
The Snyder County Medical Societ!
will meet in Quarterly session in Mid
dleburgh. on Wednesday October IL
1887 at o., o'clock, A. M. Member
will please be prompt in attendance
as important business is to be trans
acted.
JNo. Y. SHINDKL.
Secretary
One day last week a young son G
Chas. Swengle, residing at Paxton
willie, hitched up colt to bugg
and putting one Of his younger broth
ers and Joe Brunner's boy In tn
buggy, started the animal which nc
being used to this kind Of thing ra
away, and the buggy coming in con
tact with the fence was demolished
Fortunately no one was hurt.
ANNOUNCEMENT TO PATRoNs.-I o,
psct to remain here, yet few week
longer with my gallery. Please d
not delay to bring your work in,
time, or may not be able to wait o
you II too tardy:
Truly Your Servant
g. F. DEIBER1
Mcclure Pa. Oct. 9th, 1887.
Many people are annoyed by offer
sive smelling cistern water, 1t is sal
that two ounces Of saltpetre dissolve
in a quart OF warm water and throw
into the cisterns will check this diff
Guilty at once. Repeat about once
three months, A sack OF pulverize
charcoal sunk In the cistsrn will ali
do much to purify the water and
remove the offensive odor.
Geo. w, Hynson, representing Il
Gem Piano and Organ Company
Washington, New Jersy, Is canvassir
this county In the interests OF the fri
The Gem Plano and Organ Compar
are one OF the largest and most sal
stantial Manufacturers OF Musical
struments in the United States, al
Mr. Hynson is the only agent emplo
cd by this company and he sells
rect from the hrm. He Is here vii
a carload OF magnificent orga
which he purposes selling before lea
Ing. The instruments are Of the be
material, and are insured for ,
years. So far as the tone is concer
ed they need no recommendation,
1t goes without saying that they ha
no superior. Mr.. H. is acc ompani
by Prof. Bellhart, q skilled musicia
and both are apparently very respe'
able and reliable gentlemen,